Couloir

mmmmm

I love to drink at a nice bivy high up somewhere. Alcohol has a wonderful effect the higher you go!

Supraorbital foramen not a pretty fracture.

What's in the martini glass?

MH Voodoo Belay Jacket There is some extensive discussion on this topic here.

Corrected: http://www.cascadeclimbers.com/plab/showphoto.php?photo=18205&sort=1&cat=500&page=1

You mean outside of Enron? These guys were pretty big fish.

And down they go... http://news.yahoo.com/fc/business/enron

But then again, maybe not!

Looks like OSP is at least trying to address the issue. http://www.katu.com/news/story.asp?ID=85437

This sounds awesome, but my math doesn't get me to 10,000 vert. Am I missing something?

PM sent on the poles.

Bravo!! Outstanding TR Eric! (Hope the "cord wood" survived your absense)

Why are you?

True, but aside from the 'recreationalists' around Mt Hood, there aren't that many more people that care what the weather is.

I think he means here.

Wow...thank you for this timely indispensible beta!

It looks like the newest member is Caligula. http://www.northwestclimbers.com/community/

Nice work fellas! I think Flat Stanley needs to be someone's new avatar!

Stickin' it to the MAN!

Greentrails #462 is a good one. It shows the most popular routes, topo, UTMs and it's pretty. There are many others, but I like this one. Edit: Forgive me. 462 S is the one I'd recommend.

That's all that's required brother!! But more to the point. Yes, climb as much as possible. But each time you climb, try and do something different; hopefully slightly more difficult. And as you put it, climb with others. Make sure you have a good comfort level that they are safe, and choose a route that will push your personal envelope a little more. Just make sure THEY are completely aware of YOUR skill level. There is nothing worse than someone bragging about their abilities and then learning that it's all hot air when it really matters. Of all that, just keep pushing it. But safely.